whats the best way to store e-juice

[hellfurygod666]

ok guys ,here in aussie land things can get pretty bloody hot temps at 36 + c what a good way to store yah juice fridge freezer stick it in the laundry what ,to do ? or it will last no matter what temp.Does temp change flavour etc help me decide what to do my shippment will be here shortly

 

[Efektt]

Cool and dark is best. Dont put them in the fridge or freezer.

 

[zoiDman]

ok guys ,here in aussie land things can get pretty bloody hot temps at 36 + c what a good way to store yah juice fridge freezer stick it in the laundry what ,to do ? or it will last no matter what temp.Does temp change flavour etc help me decide what to do my shippment will be here shortly

For Long Term Storage, I would suggest Storing your e-liquids in Glass Bottles with Poly Caps.

I'm OK with a Cool, Dark Place. Like in a Cardboard Box in the Back of a Closet. But for the Longest Possible Storage, I would put it in a Freezer.

 

[zoiDman]

Cool and dark is best. Dont put them in the fridge or freezer.

Why?

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[Efektt]

I have heard the flavoring will seperate. I have never tried the freezer... I have asked a few vendors and they all said dont put it in the freezer if there ia any flavorings in it.

 

[Rickajho]

Unflavored - long term storage in glass in the freezer.

Flavored - as cool and consistent as you can find, but not in the 'fridge or freezer. These flavorings do not seem to respond well to cold refrigeration once mixed and refrigeration or freezing can ruin the flavors of a liquid. Like you can't un-freeze a can of soda or beer. Well you can - but it never tastes like it should after that.

 

[zoiDman]

I have heard the flavoring will seperate. I have never tried the freezer... I have asked a few vendors and they all said dont put it in the freezer if there ia any flavorings in it.

Unflavored - long term storage in glass in the freezer.

Flavored - as cool and consistent as you can find, but not in the 'fridge or freezer. These flavorings do not seem to respond well to cold refrigeration once mixed and refrigeration or freezing can ruin the flavors of a liquid. Like you can't un-freeze a can of soda or beer. Well you can - but it never tastes like it should after that.

OK.

I think I will Pour Off 30ml or so from my Day-2-Day e-liquid and do a Test by Freezing it for a couple of Days. Then let it Normalize to room temperature for a Side by Side taste comparison.

Maybe some others can do the Same and then Post what they Find also.

 

[Robino1]

I put my liquids in the refrigerator. I only vape one flavor and have about 400 to 500 ml on hand. When I am down to about 50ml, I pull a 100ml bottle out of the fridge and let it sit 24 - 48 hours with the cap and dripper off. Cap it back up and let it sit till I am ready to use it.

I have been doing this for a year now. I have never seen any separation. Liquids are 70/30 PG/VG. It is a NET (Naturally Extracted Tobacco). I started doing this when I was down to 9mg nic and my nic is now at 5-6mg. If that makes a difference?

I have not had any flavor loss.

This is my experience only.

ETA: I should put a 30ml bottle in the freezer and see what happens.

 

[zoiDman]

I put my liquids in the refrigerator. I only vape one flavor and have about 400 to 500 ml on hand. When I am down to about 50ml, I pull a 100ml bottle out of the fridge and let it sit 24 - 48 hours with the cap and dripper off. Cap it back up and let it sit till I am ready to use it.

I have been doing this for a year now. I have never seen any separation. Liquids are 70/30 PG/VG. It is a NET (Naturally Extracted Tobacco). I started doing this when I was down to 9mg nic and my nic is now at 5-6mg. If that makes a difference?

I have not had any flavor loss.

This is my experience only.

ETA: I should put a 30ml bottle in the freezer and see what happens.

I to have kept Flavored e-Liquids in the Frig with No Adverse Effects.

 

[WillyZee]

my fridge is not big enough to store the gargantuan amount of eLiquid I've amassed

 

[SingedVapor]

I wished I could actually save e-liquid and let it steep for months like I see so many people do but honestly since I started vaping unflavoured I just make my juice then shake and vape.

But as for your question, I do this mainly for my VG nic, and flavourings but it will work for juice. I have a two door filing cabinet that I store it in. And it sits underneath my desk, so when im at my desk I can just reach under and pull out a drawer and everything is sitting there organised and ready

 

[elbakan1]

41 degrees fahrenheit

Carlos.

 

[liwintjoa]

Put it in your wine rack. I'm sure you got one, since Aussie have a lot of winery and produce wine.

 

[Bunnykiller]

41 degrees fahrenheit

Carlos.

ummm 41.3F

 

[Swordsbeer]

ummm 41.3F

Only if label is facing north.

 

[zoiDman]

Only if label is facing north.

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[Robino1]

You always flip me out when you do that, Zoid

 

[zoiDman]

You always flip me out when you do that, Zoid

I have been Told my posts are Hard Enough to Read as is.

Upside Down does take it to a New Level.

 

[Colonel Cthulhu]

I store mine in a cool dark place, Same place we store home canned food items. Never had an issue with flavor separation and the cold storage is usually around 50 deg.

 

[Jhump]

I was wondering this thanks!